They have ideas; they form hypotheses. "Jeux," to them, was Nijinsky's "Bloomsbury ballet".
Overview of Lesson Plan: In this lesson, students form hypotheses linking sight and memory, as a means of exploring the cognitive functions of sight.
He is adept at identifying underlying trends from which he extrapolates to form hypotheses, presenting them as if they were general laws of social behaviour.
Author(s): Clayton DeKorne, The New York Times Learning Network Javaid Khan, The Bank Street College of Education in New York City Suggested Time Allowance: 1 hour Objectives: 1. Form hypotheses about the origin and purpose of unknown artifacts.
As scientists, we have to interpret our data, extract meaning, form hypotheses, and support them.
Prior critical realist research into organizational dynamics, for example by Porter (2000), has prescribed a series of methodical steps: form hypotheses; test hypotheses against empirical observations; reformulate hypotheses.
Learners then form hypotheses regarding different language forms to overcome these noticed errors and trial these hypotheses through further language output (Hanaoka, 2007; Hanaoka and Izumi, 2012).
To discover these laws, we must form hypotheses and devise experiments on the assumption that nature is governed by empirical laws that we can grasp (Bxiii-xiv).
I'll form hypotheses about how to stop her from crying, interpolate the correct amount to feed her, and draw conclusions using a specialized vocabulary (e.g., "Two Ba-bas before night-night results in big poo-poo").
Now, since datasets at hand often concern millions of subjects and include gradual information about their behavior, data science is used also to form hypotheses (e.g. Guo et al., 2014; Li et al. 2015).
Next, we review the literature on the effects of child and family policies on ECEC participation and, on that basis, we form hypotheses about rates of ECEC use and the role of selection factors across the different policy settings.
